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Cover Story Scholars Recognized With RSA Award Tom Pigeon Contributing Writer Every year, the RSA recognizes the academic efforts of members and their children through the RSA Scholarship Program. These scholarships help the recipients advance their academic goals, placing them one step closer to their dreams. The awards range from $1,000 to $5,000. For the students, this money makes it easier to transition to their college of choice. For RSA members, the goal is usually to expand their knowledge to further their career goals. RSA invited award recipients to lunch at the RSA office on August 8, where the Board of Directors recognized them for their achievements. “This will allow me to not take out as many student loans,” RSA member Jessica Saran, who works at Court Services West, said. Jessica is completing her Bachelors Degree and is taking aim at a Juris Doctorate. Howard Hibbler, also stationed at Court Services West, is almost done with his Masters degree. He’s also paying for loans, about $900 per month, but the scholarship will “give us some breathing room,” he said. Student recipient Joseph Chaffin knew he was destined for engineering: “I’m really good at math,” he said. He plans to use the scholarship to help with housing expenses, which will free up time to be more involved with school. RSA Scholarship Award Recipients gathered at the RSA office on Aug. 8 (left to right): Jessica Saran, Rachel Flores, Joseph Chaffin, Susannah Hansel, and Howard Hibbler. Susannah Hansel said she has been dancing since she was two years old, and is now trying for theatre and a Musical Arts Degree. “Ultimately, I want to teach kids,” she said. “I just love it!” Rachel Flores is heading to the University of the Pacific to become involved in tissue engineering, hoping to later get into organ growth. See Scholars on page 5 Page 4 • All Points Bulletin Issue 9, <strong>2013</strong>
Scholars Continued from page 4 Cover Story RSA Member Scholarship Program Recipients Adel Botros ($5,000) Major: Public Administration School: California Baptist University Howard Hibbler ($5,000) Major: Criminal Justice and Security School: University of Phoenix Robert Holt ($5,000) Major: Business Administration School: Ashford University Jessica Saran ($5,000) Major: Legal Studies School: University of La Verne RSA Student Scholarship Program Recipients Joseph Chaffin ($2,500) Major: Mechanical Engineering School: California State Polytechnic University Mayra Chavez ($1,000) Major: Administration of Justice School: Mount San Jacinto College Rachel Flores ($2,500) Major: Bioengineering School: University of the Pacific Abigail Gonzales ($1,000) Major: Psychology School: Chaffey College Susannah Hansel ($1,000) Major: Theatre Arts School: Crafton Hills College German Pavon ($1,000) Major: Psychology School: College of the Desert Estela Sanchez ($2,500) Major: Biophysics School: Pomona College Kyle Wilcots ($2,500) Major: Cognitive Science School: UC Los Angeles Issue 9, <strong>2013</strong> Page 5 • All Points Bulletin
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